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Funds for the program come from federal, state, regional and local sources, including bridge toll revenues, and would require a 30 percent match from the three operators (which explains the “Challenge” part of the program name). 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MTC is sponsoring a pilot project in three counties to take casual carpooling to the next step: Real Time Car Sharing... where an app on your phone shows you people who are heading to your same destination.":1,"#Carma Project | Metropolitan Transportation Commission":1,"#Carma Project":1,"#Vending Machine Activity":1,"#healthy to unhealthy food spectrum":1,"#5c <a ljsid-1=\"\">25 0780 3<span ljsid-1-1=\"\"><span ljsid-1-1-0=\"\"></span></span></a> AttB Independent Accountant s Report RM3 January 31 2025 Final":1,"#The inaugural Metro Talks Equity Series session brings regional thought leaders together to consider how to best restore the Bay Area with equity as the guiding core value.":1,"#We're Here For You: What Bay Area Transit Agencies are Doing to Keep You Safe":1,"#What Bay Area Transit Agencies are Doing to Keep You Safe":1,"#Opening a new BART station is always historic. 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There is a heavy emphasis on system preservation in all these plans, especially in the top 10 MPOs.":1,"#Two private sector transportation advocacy groups – Transportation California and the California Alliance for Jobs – have submitted a request to the Attorney General for “Title and Summary” of a new initiative constitutional amendment on transportation funding for potential placement on the November 2014 statewide ballot. The “California Road Repair Act” would impose a new 1% fee on the value of every motor vehicle that would generate $3 billion per year when fully phased in by 2018. The revenue would be allocated for maintenance and rehabilitation purposes only in the following proportions: 50% to local roads, 40% to the State Highway System, and 10% to public transit. We will keep the Commission apprised of further developments with this initiative proposal as they occur.":1,"#Sacramento, November 19":1,"#Transportation Funding Proposal Released":1,"#The U.S. Conference of Mayors released their latest Metro Economies Report which again highlighted the critical economic importance of America’s metropolitan regions. The San Francisco Bay Area is the 4th largest U.S. metro ranked by gross metropolitan product (the report lists the San Francisco-Oakland and San Jose urbanized areas separately). If the Bay Area were a nation, we would have the 24th largest economy in the world – just above Sweden and just behind Switzerland. Finally, the Bay Area’s economic output exceeds 44 states, and the ten largest U.S. metros exceed the <em ljsid-1=\"\">combined</em> economic output of 36 states. 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As you recall, the conservative Pacific Legal Foundation is connected to two of the legal challenges that have been filed against Plan Bay Area.":1,"#Sacramento, November 14":1,"#Court Rejects Challenge to Cap & Trade":1,"#Chair Worth, Andy Fremier and I attended this annual event sponsored by the East Bay Bicycle Coalition to receive a joint award with Caltrans and the California Transportation Commission for opening the bicycle/pedestrian path on the new east span of the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge. In recent weeks, the new path has averaged approximately 400 weekday users and about 1,000 users on the weekend. The ratio of users is about 2 pedestrians for every 1 biker.":1,"#Oakland, November 8":1,"#Biketopia":1,"#Commissioners Halsted, Kinsey, Spering, Sartipi, and Wiener joined me in attending the Bay Area Council’s annual dinner, which featured the induction of Steve Jobs and Larry Ellison into the Bay Area Business Hall of Fame.":1,"#San Francisco, November 7":1,"#Bay Area Council Annual Dinner":1,"#I joined my colleagues from the “Big 4” metropolitan areas in California at a meeting with Senate President pro Tem Daryl Steinberg, the author of SB 375. We briefed him on our progress in implementing the statute, including the litigation pending in San Diego and the Bay Area. We also discussed various legislative proposals that could assist the regions in funding affordable housing construction and other infrastructure improvements necessary for our Sustainable Communities Strategies to be effective. While in Sacramento, we also met with Transportation Secretary Brian Kelly about several pending transportation reform and revenue issues that are likely to be considered during the 2014 legislative session.":1,"#Sacramento, November 4":1,"#I attended the groundbreaking event for the Oakland Global Trade and Logistics Center that will be constructed on property formerly part of the Oakland Army Base. This $500 million project is funded from a combination of sources including a large grant from the state’s Trade Corridor Investment Fund (TCIF) which MTC helped secure from the California Transportation Commission.":1,"#Oakland, November 1":1,"#2a 25 1342 7 BAIFA Audit Report FY2025 FINAL | Metropolitan Transportation Commission":1,"#OneBayArea.org":1,"#Housing Update":1,"#The Executive Committee met on October 11, 2019 to discuss key expectations and communications to representatives for the FASTER Bay Area proposal, to help inform the presentation that is agendized today. The Chair and Vice Chair have requested an on-going presence in future strategic level discussions; staff is engaged in technical discussions, focusing on coordination with Plan Bay Area 2050 development in particular. We will be providing standing reports to the Commission on the status of this and any other mega measure initiatives, such as principles being advanced by community stakeholders coalesced by Voices for Public Transit.":1,"#I attended the conference held in New York, moderating a session on “Cities and Mobility”. The Bay Area was well represented among APTA’s annual awards, honoring Senator Jim Beall with the State Distinguished Service award; and Chair Haggerty accepting an “AdWheel” Grand award for Livermore Amador Valley Transportation Authority. VTA also was awarded an Ad Wheel Grand Award. Jason Weinstein was a presenter highlighting the region’s planned advancements for the Clipper Program.":1,"#APTA National Conference: TransFORM":1,"#In late September, MTC partnered with UC Berkeley’s Center for Cities + Schools (CC+S), to engage over 350 youth in ten schools representing grade levels 4-12 to understand “The Future of Schools” in the Bay Area Region through the spring semester of 2019 as a part of the Horizon efforts. Using CC+S’s Y-PLAN (Youth-Plan, Learn, Ac ten school Now!) curriculum, youth throughout the nine county Bay Area responded to central project question. Youth developed over 100 strategies in response to the challenge, about half of which overlap with strategies identified through the Horizon process. The youth strategies speak to the needs, concerns, and are grounded in the day-today life experience that are top of mind for youth. In addition, and the strategies youth generated reflect a strong ethos of shared responsibility, a concern for the environment and a focus on equity.":1,"#Plan Bay Area outreach season has started. With over 30+ community pop-up events scheduled to “meet the people where they are” staff is primed to fully engage the public in this region-wide planning event. All activities are listed on the PBA website at":1,"#Report to the Commission and the ABAG Executive Board: October 23, 2019 | Metropolitan Transportation Commission":1,"#Today I am presenting an “Equity Platform” as an essential framing for our external and internal work at MTC and ABAG. This initiative will also be presented to the ABAG Executive Committee in November. I would note that Commissioner Amy Worth accompanied me, Nalungo Conley, Ky-Nam Miller and Judis Santos to the conference “Connecting Equity and Transportation”, developed and sponsored by the UCLA Institute of Transportation Studies and Lewis Center for Regional Policy Studies. The conference underscored the critical need for integrating and being accountable to equity in policy, service delivery and advocacy, as is embodied in the Platform.":1,"#Central to our long range planning work is housing related policy and analysis. Significant initiatives were passed by the Legislature and reported to the Legislation Committee. Among the key bills signed by the Governor was AB 1487, authorizing the Bay Area Housing Finance Authority. MTC and ABAG leadership are outlining a strategy regarding next steps for this bill, and will report back through the joint ABAG and MTC Legislative Committee meetings over the ensuing months. As well, ABAG’s Housing Methodology Working Group met on October 18th in a productive kick-off of an intensive effort supporting the Regional Housing Needs Assessment (RHNA).":1,"#3a 25 1060 2 Presentation ClipperSTARTUpdate":1,"#<a ljsid-0=\"\">Watch this video</a> to learn how to secure your bicycle on the free Richmond-San Rafael Bridge bike shuttle:":1,"#Clear filter: Start: 2025-01-31":1,"#Start: 2025-01-31 <span ljsid-1=\"\">x</span>":1,"#Design Challenge Unveils Nine Ideas for Tackling Threat of Sea Level Rise in Bay Area | Metropolitan Transportation Commission":1,"#5c 26 0109 Contract Amendment TY Lin West Oakland Link PS E | Metropolitan Transportation Commission":1,"#11:09 AM: IF I RESET AGAIN, YOU WILL HAVE REFECTION AT FITNESS":1,"#11:08 AM: PLEASE STAY QUIET!!!!!!":1,"#11:08 AM: NOISE LEVEL!!!!!!":1,"#BARC Shared Work Plan | Metropolitan Transportation Commission":1,"#Work on the first piece of the puzzle – ...":1,"#No results match <span ljsid-1=\"\">clu</span>":1,"#5aiii 24 1613 Attachment B Detailed Evaluation Results | Metropolitan Transportation Commission":1,"#2g 26 0173 1 Summary Sheet Investment Report December | Metropolitan Transportation Commission":1,"#\"Experience Electric\" Treasure Island | Metropolitan Transportation Commission":1,"#Crews Closing Gap in Bay Bridge East Span Decks | Metropolitan Transportation Commission":1,"#Unit 1 Test":1,"#Walnut Creek to Host Free Electric Vehicle Test-Drive Event | Metropolitan Transportation Commission":1,"#California High-Speed Rail | Metropolitan Transportation Commission":1,"#The San Francisco Bay Shoreline Guide: Your Passport to the San Francisco Bay Trail | Metropolitan Transportation Commission":1,"#First East Span Tower Sections Arrive in the Bay Area | Metropolitan Transportation Commission":1,"#Meanwhile, the SAS road decks have been taking shape since February, with 12 deck sections already in place, and more scheduled to arrive from China in the coming weeks.":1,"#Upon their arrival at Pier 7, the tower sections will be inspected to make sure no damage occurred during transportation and transferred to barges for transport in the coming days to the construction site where crews will place them onto the massive concrete foundation awaiting them in the Bay.":1,"#The SAS tower is actually comprised of four individual legs, each of which is made up of five vertical sections, or lifts. In total, the SAS tower contains 20 different pieces. This first installment contains four pieces that are 155-feet-tall and weigh 1,190 tons each. They will make up the lower level of the tower, beneath the roadways.":1,"#Fabricated at the Zhenhua Heavy Industry Company in Shanghai, the 525-foot tower will help give the bridge its unique design, which calls for a single cable to anchor into one side of the span’s eastern end, drape over the tower, wrap around the west end, and go back over the tower to anchor back into the eastern end.":1,"#Officials from the Bay Area Toll Authority (BATA) and its partner agencies are celebrating the arrival of the first tower sections for the self-anchored suspension (SAS) span that will be the crowning element of the new Bay Bridge East Span. The shipment slid under the Golden Gate Bridge mid-afternoon today aboard the Zhenhua 18, and arrived at Pier 7 in Oakland after 21 days at sea.":1,"#Molecular Models and VSEPR":1,"#Quiz on Lewis Dot Structures and Covalent Naming":1,"#<em ljsid-0=\"\">Crossings</em> makes observations about the relative merits of seven different potential Transbay crossings with respect to mode and performance under these different futures, and it includes recommendations about which crossings should be analyzed further in the coming months and years. The report does not provide specific conclusions about the selection of any specific crossing. Rather, the findings and conclusions of this Perspective Paper will help inform the preparation of <a ljsid-2=\"\">Plan Bay Area 2050</a>, the region’s long-term blueprint for transportation, housing, the economy, and the environment. In addition to Plan Bay Area 2050 — which is slated for adoption by MTC/ABAG in 2021 — BART, Caltrans and other transportation agencies also may use the <em ljsid-4=\"\">Crossings</em> Perspective Paper to shape their own planning and project development efforts.":1,"#The <em ljsid-1=\"\">Crossings</em> Perspective Paper was developed to embrace the uncertainty and to test the extent to which potential new crossings of San Francisco Bay can be expected to perform in each of the three “futures” considered as part of the Horizon process. These include a future known as “Rising Tides, Falling Fortunes” in which the nine-county Bay Area’s population rises by just 1 million people over the next 30 years; a “Clean and Green” future in which the region’s population increases by a bit more than 3 million; and “Back to the Future” in which, by 2050, some 6 million more people call the Bay Area home.":1,"#<a ljsid-0=\"\"><em ljsid-0-0=\"\">Crossings: Transformative Investments for an Uncertain Future</em></a> is one in a series of Perspective Papers developed as part of the Horizon initiative, led by the Metropolitan Transportation Commission and the Association of Bay Area Governments (MTC/ABAG). Horizon is a planning effort that, for the first time in the Bay Area, comprehensively addresses transportation, housing, economic development, and environmental resilience. In order to expand the traditional long-range planning process and incorporate uncertainty from a wide range of external forces, Horizon considers multiple “futures”, what-if scenarios for the future of the region. <a ljsid-2=\"\">Review additional information on Horizon, as well as previous Perspective Papers and Futures Reports. </a>":1,"#The construction of any new travel route across San Francisco Bay — whether for cars, trucks and buses; for BART or other rail services; or for a combination of auto and rail uses — certainly would have a transformative effect on the Bay Area, reshaping both the region’s transportation network and its broader growth pattern. And while many of the direct impacts on both transportation and land use that such a multi-billion-dollar undertaking would have can be anticipated, there also would be indirect impacts, on everything from the character of individual neighborhoods to regional construction activity, that may not become clear until decades after a project of this scale has been put into service.":1,"#4f 25 0729 2 Attachment A BATA MFR March | Metropolitan Transportation Commission":1,"#欲了解更多关于Doorway的信息，请联系<a ljsid-1=\"\">doorway@bayareametro.gov</a>.":1,"#<a ljsid-1=\"\">福利税免税保全计划</a> provides public sector support that mission-driven developers need to qualify for property tax relief under state laws.":1,"#<a ljsid-1=\"\">住房保全贷款试点</a> preserves affordable housing and protects residents by helping mission-driven housing developers buy and rehabilitate residential properties, which are then converted to permanently affordable housing. This pilot is funded by the <a ljsid-3=\"\">Regional Early Action Planning (REAP) Grant<span ljsid-3-1=\"\"><span ljsid-3-1-0=\"\"></span></span></a> (REAP 2) from the California Department of Housing and Community Development.":1},"version":74236}]